Sentence examples for valuable enterprises from inspiring English sources

At first, these features alone are novel enough to create new and valuable enterprises.

In ten years the X Games have become, pound for pound, one of the most valuable enterprises in television sports–and a favorite venue for Sony, Gillette and other marketers eager to reach an elusive audience: 12- to 19-year-olds.

The ten fledgling companies accepted into Canopy's 13-week program will have their needs sated and ideally grow into valuable enterprises, while Canopy also invests a stake in the companies' future success.

With respect to the former, the West's inability to secure Afghanistan has delayed a valuable enterprise that has willing investors and backing from the Asian Development Bank.

That is the top-down element of the company and the thing that has driven it to become the world's most valuable enterprise.

A representative for Guryev said that in 2004 "the company was not a valuable enterprise, as there were numerous complaints being made against Apatit".

"As altruistic as some families are, to say that you are going to take a very valuable enterprise and give up that value is something that just isn't going to happen," said Frank A. Blethen, whose family controls The Seattle Times.

And watching the company, which was founded in 1979 and includes sighted performers as well as those with varying degrees of visual impairment, is a particularly valuable enterprise for what it reveals about acting and the eyes.

It's impossible to argue with increased financing for such a valuable enterprise, although this announcement falls under the category of You Know It's an Election Year When...

It doesn't sell most of the devices, but most of the profits from phones and tablets accrue to what is now, by far, the most valuable enterprise on the planet.

Is rote memorization of poetry such a valuable enterprise?